Sterling dips vs dollar on bank shake-up; BoE eyed
* Stg dips vs dollar on UK banking shake-up, but off lows
* UK banking shares fall, highlighting sector concerns
* BoE seen increasing QE on Thursday
* But traders say talk of Kraft bid for Cadbury supports
By Jessica Mortimer
LONDON, Nov 3 (Reuters) - Sterling dipped against the dollar on Tuesday after the UK Treasury announced a major shake-up of British banks and investors braced for a possible extension of asset purchases by the Bank of England this week.
The pound rose against a broadly weaker euro, however, and pared some of its earlier losses against the dollar on speculation of sterling-positive M&A activity.
Some traders said speculation Kraft Foods Inc (KFT.N: Quote, Profile, Research) could announce a fresh offer for Cadbury (CBRY.L: Quote, Profile, Research) with its earnings report later on Tuesday [ID:nN02445498] supported the currency. Continued...
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